Chrysanthemum Days is a common herbaceous flower variety, thriving in warm and humid regions. The entire plant is hairless, with opposite leaves shaped like eggs. The flower receptacles are green, encasing petals that are a golden hue. In the days of National Day, around early September to October, the chrysanthemums bloom. As autumn arrives, the petals burst into full bloom, showcasing their beautiful, bright golden flowers.

Chrysanthemum Day菊 is a common variety of herbaceous flower, thriving in warm and humid regions. The plant is hairless, with alternate leaves shaped like eggs. The flower bud at the top is green, encasing petals with a golden hue. In the early days of October, Chrysanthemum Day菊 bursts into bloom, as autumn approaches, the petals unfurl into beautiful, bright, golden flowers.

Chrysanthemums of National Day, referring to the chrysanthemums that bloom during the National Day holiday. Categorized by blooming season, they belong to the autumn chrysanthemums. Another type of chrysanthemum blooms in early November, known as the winter chrysanthemum. Chrysanthemums are a traditional Chinese famous flower. They are beautiful and diverse, not seeking allure through their vibrant colors, but rather through their simple elegance and steadfastness, flourishing after all other flowers have withered. People cherish their grace, their resilience in blooming against the frost, and their proud spirit that withstands the west wind. China endows them with noble virtues, viewing them as the essence of the national spirit and highly esteemed. As the flower of withstanding frost, chrysanthemums have always been favored by poets, with ancient ones especially loving to name their aspirations after chrysanthemums, using them to symbolize their noble and unyielding character. The Chinese people have loved chrysanthemums since the Song Dynasty, with an annual chrysanthemum festival celebrated every year. Chrysanthemums also carry meanings of auspiciousness and longevity, such as symbolizing "happiness for the whole family" or combined with pine trees to represent "longevity." Their applications are widespread in folk traditions. As the National Day approaches, the National Day chrysanthemums symbolize joy and prosperity. It is said that chrysanthemums were introduced to Japan during the Tang and Song dynasties, and then to Europe in the 17th century, and eventually to the Americas. Today, chrysanthemums from China have become renowned worldwide.

Chrysanthemums are highly valued for their ornamental appeal, and they are favored for decorating squares, flower beds, and landscapes during the National Day celebrations. The display often yields impressive results.